Blanche's pregnant daughter, Rebecca, pales at the thought of childbirth.
Stan interests Dorothy in re-establishing a relationship; Rose makes an ill-advised sale.
Sophia faces a moral dilemma when an ill friend asks for help in ending her life.
Blanche turns the tables and proposes to her brother-in-law.
Dorothy decides to do something with her life by signing up for a comedy spot at the Comedy Barrel, but Sophia is unimpressed; Blanche is having tax problems, but decides it's nothing that a negligee won't put right.
Dorothy sends her unemployed son to live with his equally irresponsible father.
Blanche renews hostilities with her sister when she travels home to attend her father's funeral.
The girls help a pregnant teen and play host to Blanche's visiting pen pal.
Blanche cannot bring herself to enter the hospital following her boyfriend's heart attack.
Rose prepares herself for a visit from her boyfriend's daughter; Blanche schemes to meet wealthy men.
Sophia visits Brooklyn, N.Y., for her anniversary, hoping to confront the ghost of her dead husband.
Blanche must have a pacemaker implanted and worries that it will affect her sex life.
A young man claims to be the illegitimate son of Blanche's late husband.
Rose must test for AIDS following the revelation that she may have received a tainted transfusion.
Rose's childhood love reappears and vies with Miles for her attention.
Blanche's love life is the basis for her sister's romantic novel.
Dorothy sees an old flame; Blanche and Sophia fall prey to con artists.
Blanche supplies a date for wedding-bound Dorothy; Sophia puts a curse on the newlyweds.
Dorothy's gambling addiction worries Sophia; Blanche dates a co-worker.
An FBI agent investigates the girls ahead of a possible visit from President Bush, which leads them to reminisce about their experiences together.
The girls continue to reminisce about their experiences together; an FBI agent announces that President Bush will be visiting their home; Dorothy readies a list of points to make to the president.
Blanche fears she may be pregnant, but is actually going through menopause.
The girls move into a Miami Beach hotel; they dress up to attend Burt Reynolds' movie premiere, only to be caught in a hotel raid, mistaken for prostitutes and dragged off to jail.
Dorothy begs Blanche to go out with her ex-husband, Stan, but becomes jealous when the couple hits it off; Sophia and Rose begin selling sandwiches on the Boardwalk but inadvertently make an enemy of another vendor.
A neighbor dies shortly after having a heated argument with Rose.
Rose befriends Dorothy's former college buddy (Lois Nettleton), not knowing that the woman is a lesbian.
Blanche has trouble dealing with her father's plan to marry a much younger woman.
Rose's daughter and Dorothy's son visit their mothers at the same time.
Sophia decides to live in California with Dorothy's sister Gloria.
Rose tries to conceal the fact that she is dating Dr. Jonathan Newman, a little person.
Dorothy's becomes involved with a married coworker; her housemates disapprove.
Rose makes a mistake when she allows her boyfriend to spend the night with her.
Rose explains to her daughter why she has so little money to leave in her will.
Even man-hungry Blanche finds it difficult to tolerate her niece's promiscuous nature.
Dorothy needs surgery after injuring herself during tap dancing lessons.
Blanche falls for a handsome and successful businessman but is unsure whether she wants to take on the responsibility of his young children.
Blanche's professor tells her that she can pass her course easily, in return for unsavory favors.
Blanche, Dorothy and Rose vie for a charity award while fighting the flu.
Rose must look for work after she loses her grief-counseling job.
Blanche panics when her father reveals his outlandish plans for the future.
Dorothy, Rose and Blanche reminisce about how they all came to live together.